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    information or other identifiable information to carry out fraudulent activities. While recent advancements in computer processing make it easier for commercial enterprises and consumers to reach each other, they can also be suitable grounds for an impostor to obtain personal identifiable information to commit a crime. Microsoft (2012) extended the definition of identity theft to be whatever sort of fraud that results in the deprivation of personal information, such as passwords, user names,…

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    In 1689, John Locke published Two Treatises of Government, a politically philosophical essay designed to attack patriarchalism and alternatively offer ideas for a more civilized society. In the Second Treatise Locke develops the theory of ‘state of nature’ which entails that all individuals govern themselves and thus govern their own property. “To properly understand political power and trace its origins, we must consider the state that all people are in naturally. That is a state of perfect…

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    Probing Petrus: An examination of the post-apartheid African dog-man What kind of person would allow outsiders to intrude upon a part of their shared land and put their own neighbor’s life in danger? Would any real man conspire against a person that was once a stranger, but eventually became his co-worker or moreover his employer, to attain success towards his own personal goals? The character of Petrus in J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace represents a symbol of payback emerging from the oppression of…

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    Inquisition Vs Reformation

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    being killed by the thousands, because of how hated they were. There were also many Protestants posing as Catholics, such as Cranmer, to lead people astray. Some Jews also posed as Catholics in order to get government posts. The mass murders and impostors would stop on their own, so the government had to implement a solution that could deal with these problems in a legal manner, and that solution was the inquisition. The Spanish Inquisition was hardly the first inquisition. Both Moses and Pope…

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    In today’s society many people possess strong ambition when it comes to getting a job, following a passion and being immensely successful in life. Having an abundance of ambition can have both successful and faulty outcomes depending on the situation and how individuals respond to the circumstance. For example, in the play Macbeth written by Shakespeare, a prime example of an excessive amount of ambition is displayed through both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth’s actions. Essentially, Macbeth becomes…

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    Application As demonstrated above, the divine nature of Jesus has been part of the equation in Christological studies since Christians began to witness. One can even say the understanding of his divine nature began while Jesus walked the earth. The first Ecumenical council included Jesus in the trinity as the Son God. The other councils in many occasions came to be as part of numerous attempts to reconcile his divine nature with his human nature, and to combat against any who questioned His…

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    Twain 's deceptive spread of racial stereotypes through his depiction of Jim and other blacks in Huckleberry Finn makes link to his use of "nigger" and has raised loud criticism from -Huckleberry Finn critics. Like the perception "nigger," Twain 's portrayal of blacks, Jim in particular, shows the tendency of the white culture to treat blacks with qualities that negate their humanity and refer to them as inferior. Critics mock parts that represent blacks as childish, less smart than whites,…

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    perspective because some villagers think that “…he should be named mayor of the world” or “…he should be promoted to the rank of a five-star general in order to win all wars” (Márquez 407). Nevertheless, Father Gonzaga sees the very old man as an impostor of an angel: “… the back side of his wings was strewn with parasites and his main feathers had been mistreated by terrestrial winds, and nothing about him measured up to the proud dignity of angels” (Márquez 408). Confusion is created because…

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    Edgar Allan Poe is known as a gothic writer. However, one of his short stories stands out above the rest. That story is the one of ´Ẃilliam Wilson´. It displays many effects of gothic literature. William Wilson inspired many films to follow its tropes that were included. The twist ending revealed that Wilson had imagined ´Wilson´ in his head the whole time and that he had just stabbed himself. You know this because "You have conquered, and I yield. Yet henceforward art thou also dead -- dead to…

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    Great Gatsby Morals

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    The Dangers of Being over Privileged Different aspects in an individual’s life completely influences who they are as a person. One’s wealth is capable of altering their perspective and self-worth. It can cause a development of greed, create a social barrier between others and form a feeling of emptiness. Wealth often leads to a desire for more, and in some cases, money is no longer enough. In the book The Great Gatsby, Jay Gatsby is extremely prosperous. Once he reaches his goal, money is no…

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